Tree foliar fertilizer

Abstract

The invention discloses a tree foliar fertilizer. The tree foliar fertilizer is prepared from the following formula components in parts by mass: 1-3 parts of urea-nitrogen, 2-4 parts of an insecticide, 1-2 parts of a microorganism population, 3-5 parts of water-soluble potassium, 8-10 parts of Chinese medicinal herbs, 10-20 parts of fine sandy soil, 4-6 parts of a potassium fertilizer, 2-4 parts of natural vitamin B2 and 1-2 parts of a plant growth regulator. The tree foliar fertilizer disclosed by the invention can provide nutrients needed by trees, has a good absorption capability and is not easy to volatilize and disperse.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of fertilizers, in particular to a tree foliage fertilizer. Background technique [0002] During the planting process of trees, fertilizers are needed to increase nutrients suddenly, so that the trees can survive healthily. Fertilizers play a very important role in plant growth. Judging from the current situation, the soil conditions in most parts of my country are relatively poor. The basic soil conditions for the growth of garden trees are not ideal. On the other hand, in terms of landscaping and fertilization, there are generally problems such as insufficient fertilization of garden trees, loss of fertilizer nutrients, and low fertilizer utilization efficiency. The penetration rate of nutrients absorbed by the leaves is low, and the amount absorbed is small, especially for leaves with thick cuticles; foliar fertilization is easy to drip from the leaves, and sprayed nutrients are easily lost by rain; the ...

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Problems solved by technology

The soil foundation conditions for the growth of garden trees are not ideal. On the other hand, in terms of landscaping and fertilization, there are generally problems such as insufficient amount of fertilizer applied to garden trees, loss of fertilizer nutrients, and low fertilizer utilization efficiency.

The penetration rate of nutrients absorbed by the leaves is low, and the amount absorbed is small, especially for leaves with thick cuticles; foliar fertilization is easy to drip from the leaves, and sprayed nutrients are easily lost by rain; the spray liquid dries quickly on the leaves, affecting absorption